iMPC - anything have that feel and flow?

[stash98]

I really like iMPC. It's so under-featured though. For example, I can't categorize my imported samples, adjust any filters at all to shape the drums, export each pad to it's own track..bums me out. But I can make shell beats super fast in it, and most important, the feel is awesome. I don't know what it is, but the feel of this app just screams mpc.

I like making hip hop beats and finishing in my DAW in studio one. So far the workflow has been a pain. I have Samplr and am still figuring out how to use it and export the sample creation so I can use it on a beat. I have Nanostudio, but the drums don't feel as good as on the mpc. I have multitrack DAW which I figure I can use to get everything into.

Basically I want the feel of the MPC on my drums plus the features listed in the first paragraph. I want to be able to connect that with samplr somehow, and then I also want to be able to use Arpeggionome with a synth like the Moog offerings. I then want to be able to export all that stuff track by track into my DAw and mix.

Is this even possible? My main frustration with iOS apps is so many are so good, but they are limited at what they are good at, and hard to connect together and use in a chain, plus record everything into it's own track.

To be able to chop samples and get creative with them - then import into a track, load up a drum sampler, get each pad output into a track, then finish it off with some synths that also go on to their on tracks - would be huge. What do I need to do?

[stash98]

Replying to myself, it seems as if the best solution may be BeatMaker 2 and Audiobus.

Does this sound about right?

[audiojunkie]

That's what I'm waiting for.


--Sean

[stash98]

Is beatmaker supported by audiobus yet? Or is there another way I could get stuff made in Samplr through audiobus to Mulitrack DAW and into BM2?

My main thing is I need to be able to export track by track into a DAW out of BM2 until it works with Audiobus.